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Hosted by GTD Focus · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 26 episodes
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Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Getting Things Done, this weekly series features Meg Edwards, a Certified GTD Coach Master Trainer with over 26 years of experience, reflecting on the enduring ideas from David Allen’s work. Drawing from Getting Things Done, Ready for Anything, and Making It All Work, each episode explores timeless GTD “gems” that invite reflection, insight, and renewed perspective.
GTD Focus hosts GTD Gems, a education show with 26 episodes published.
GTD coach Meg Edwards introduces the Higher Horizons of Focus and shares the fascinating story of how David Allen first discovered the six-level framework — including the Wall Street executive whose schedule problem turn
GTD coach Meg Edwards tackles one of the most common struggles she sees in coaching — procrastination — and shares David Allen's take on why smart people are actually the most likely to get stuck. Featuring a reading fro
GTD coach Meg Edwards shines a light on one of the most important steps in the weekly review — the checklists prompt — and why building even a few simple checklists can save you from repeated mistakes and forgotten detai
GTD coach Meg Edwards takes a fresh look at the GTD the project list and why ignoring your "secondary" projects might be creating the very fires you're constantly putting out. Featuring a reading from David Allen's "Read
GTD coach Meg Edwards unpacks one of David Allen's most powerful concepts, the threefold nature of work, and why understanding it can completely change how you experience your day. What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 T
GTD coach Meg Edwards explores how to have control without feeling constrained. Featuring a reading from David Allen's "Ready for Anything," chapter 3. What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 Why control doesn't have to me
GTD coach Meg Edwards tackles one of the most common traps in productivity, spending so much time getting organized that you never actually get things done. Featuring a reading from David Allen's "Ready for Anything," ch
GTD coach Meg Edwards takes a step back from the mechanics of Getting Things Done to explore the bigger question: why do some people take to GTD instantly while others never quite get it? Featuring a reading from David A
GTD coach Meg Edwards introduces one of the most powerful concepts in the Getting Things Done methodology, Open Loops, and why capturing and clarifying them is the key to reducing stress and gaining focus. What You'll Le
GTD coach Meg Edwards breaks down the third and final "no side" tool in the GTD clarifying and organizing process — Reference — and why getting it clean and current can change your entire work environment. What You'll Le
GTD coach Meg Edwards explains what a Tickler file is, how it differs from the Someday/Maybe list, and why it's one of the most underused organizational tools in the GTD system. What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 The
GTD coach Meg Edwards provides an overview of the Someday/Maybe List and how it helps prevent everything you say yes to from becoming an immediate next action. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: 👉 Why the Someday/Maybe
Feeling overwhelmed and not sure where to start with GTD? If your system feels like there’s too much to do, even after years of practice, this simple reset can help you regain clarity quickly. What You’ll Learn in This E
The 2-Minute Rule is one of the simplest ways to stop procrastinating, and start building momentum immediately. David Allen says: if something takes less than two minutes, do it now. This simple rule helps you find clari
David Allen shares a powerful insight: everything you do falls into one of two categories, create or complete. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: 👉 The difference between “creating” and “completing” 👉 Why finishing tas
Trying to keep everything in your head? If you’re using your brain as a to-do list, this insight from David Allen may change how you work. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: 👉 Why your brain is a “crappy office” for man
Are you finding it tough to stay consistent with your GTD Weekly Review? Do you sometimes feel guilty for not doing it “the right way” as it’s written in the books? In this episode of GTD Gems, GTD coach Meg Edwards shar
When is a problem actually a project? In this episode of GTD Gems, GTD coach Meg Edwards explores how shifting your perspective from “problem” to “project” can dramatically reduce stress and create forward momentum. What
Have you ever captured a project in your system… but it still stays on your mind? 🤔 The difference between horizontal focus and vertical focus may explain why some projects need more thinking before they feel under cont
Is checking your inbox the same as actually processing it? In this episode of GTD Gems, GTD Coach Meg Edwards explains the difference between scanning and clarifying, and why emergency scanning your inbox isn’t the same
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